LocalTuya integration

My Daitsu Inverter came with Wifi using a rebranded tuya App, works perfect with Local Tuya controlling all, including switch for the “beep” sound, light of the display, etc

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Holhmann at bunnos. Tuya but works fine with local tuya. WX8 specifically

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I recently bought both! Ceiling fan was a 'Reiga' smart fan from Amazon. I paid around £200 for it and looks like they're currently on sale. Installation wasn't too bad. The control box is compatible with Tuya/Smart Life, got mine hooked up to Local Tuya in HA and it's fully controllable. At low to medium speeds the fan is pretty quiet so easy to sleep with it on. AC is from Igenix which I got refurbished for £50. It's a glorified tower fan/humidifier but comes with ice blocks to blow slightly colder air. Also integrates with Local Tuya.

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Sounds like my setup. Love localtuya. Pain to setup but well worth the effort.

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I have 12 tuya light switches running with local integration over wifi, rock solid for 5+ years. In my experience they've been more stable than ZigBee by a large margin. I would not however use them with tuya cloud and getting the local id to set them up locally is simple enough but just a pain in the arse step.

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ok, I have the same weather station model: fj3395ty. And I do have a few comments that may help you further. I assume that you have already run the tinytuya wizard and scan. 1. You can register the weather station via the SmartLife app. This means that the data from the weather station is forwarded to the continental server (US, EU, etc) and that you can view this data on your mobile in the SmartLife app. In principle, everything you can see on your mobile has been forwarded by your weather station. If you do not see the TOVC data, it will not be forwarded: The TOVC sensor is a local sensor …

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Tuya and all the various brands selling their products under private labels. The integration was a pain to set up, the integration seems to have random issues once it's configured, and trying to switch to Local Tuya is another pain. I have tried switching to Local, and most of my Tuya stuff still isn't working.

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Btw, I've been using Local Tuya since the beginning for better response times and control of devices and it worked pretty nicely for what it worked on, I couldn't get any sensors and the energy monitoring was really inconsistent. It's great for lights, switches and automating between different manufacturers (Tuya switch turns Yeelight on), while the original integration takes as long as 10 minutes to refresh status. This week I've been trying Tuya v2 through HACS and it's way better than the current integration. The delay is *almost* as good as local with not even half the work and more …

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Almost same configuration and devices I'm using.. But I'm relied in tuya devices and tp link devices.. Raspberry pi5 with nvme m.2 ssd In India no zigbee touch switches available i think.. That's why relied on tuya.. Local tuya integration I'm using.. Have deco mesh system in my home Broadlink RM4 mini Samsung frame tv with apple tv 4k Using nabucasa

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Just a heads up, HA/Tuya just announced a partnership where Tuya is will be developing their own HA integration that will eventually include local control. https://github.com/tuya/tuya-home-assistant I’ve found that LocalTuya works for basic devices/switches but when you get into things like energy monitoring it’s horrendously inconsistent.

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Environment - Home Assistant: 2026.9.2 - LocalTuya: 5.2.3, installed through HACS - Device: Arozen Eon Pro - Model reported by Tuya: BD1001 - Tuya product ID: `sct7ni7n6uvy8wcm` - Tuya category: `xxj` - Direct Wi-Fi device; Tuya reports `sub: false` ### Problem I’m trying to add an Arozen Eon Pro to LocalTuya. Automatic discovery does not list the device, so I attempted manual configuration. Submitting the device details produces: > Connection to device succeeded but no datapoints found, please try again. Create a new issue and include debug logs if problem persists. ### Steps to reproduce 1. …

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The problem The Issue I recently setup my smart devices on Home Assistant through Local Tuya and ESPHome. Everything works as expected apart from the HomeKit Integration. When I scan the QR Code in the notification through my Apple Home App, it detects the bridge but after a few minutes says - Unable to add the accessory. My Environment I am running HA on a Docker Container on a Windows Based Host. Information that I could gather 1. My HA runs on Docker, which has its own bridge (a virtual network, ex: 172.x.x.x), which is totally different from my LAN's IP subnet (192.x.x.x), which could be …

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… with HA, with a local API (no cloud account). I've purchased a few that work with LocalTuya, but they have all died rather quickly. Then I bought some sylvania smart+ bulbs thinking they would last, but I can't add them to Smart Life, Tuya Smart or tuya-cli. They *\_only\_* work for me with the Sylvania app, but I can't find the local key in data/app/com.ledvance.smartplus on a rooted phone. Anyway, what bulbs do you guys use? This should be simple in 2022 lol FYI - I'd like to avoid LocalTuya since it requires the bulb IP. For my home, this is fine but for friends and family I can't keep …

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The problem I cannot get temperature and humidity entities from my Tuya T&H Sensor (model: 001TH0202_CB3S, category: tdq). The device is detected in Home Assistant via both Tuya Cloud and LocalTuya integrations, but no entities are created or exposed. The UI shows "unsupported", and the diagnostic JSON has empty function, status_range, and status fields. I tried all protocol versions (3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4), mapped DPS manually (1-8), set scan interval, and confirmed the device IP, ID, and local key (from Tuya IoT). LocalTuya shows an unknown error and doesn’t present any DPS values. Is there …

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Adds support for portable air conditioners like the Klarstein MaxBreeze 15k (also confirmed working with Klarstein Smart 12k). Changes: - New HVAC mode set `auto/cold/dry/fan` for ACs with auto/cool/dry/fan modes - New fan mode set `Low/Middle/High` for devices without auto/strong speeds - New preset set `None/Sleep` for devices that use a boolean DP for sleep mode (False = off, True = sleep) The None/Sleep preset integrates fully into the existing generic preset logic without any device-specific special cases. Tested on: Klarstein MaxBreeze 15k Supersedes #2027

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Motivation Ledvance and Sylvania devices are Tuya-based, but they are paired with the vendors' own apps. Those app accounts cannot be linked to a Tuya IoT Platform project, so users currently have no way to use LocalTuya's Cloud API features (local_key retrieval, device names, auto-update after re-pairing). They have to extract keys by hand, again every time a device gets reset. Many Ledvance bulbs reset themselves when the wall switch is toggled a few times. This overlaps with #1131, which also adds an OEM cloud login for Ledvance. This PR is smaller and focused on the local_key workflow: it …

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Add HVAC mode and fan mode sets for Qlima WDH 229 Monoblock Air Conditioner ## Description This PR adds support for the Qlima WDH 229 monoblock air conditioner by adding new HVAC mode and fan mode sets to the Local Tuya climate platform. ## Device Information - Brand: Qlima - Model: WDH 229 (Monoblock Air Conditioner with heating and cooling) - Product Page: https://www.qlima.com/monoblock-airco-cooling-and-heating-wdh-229-white.html - Tuya Protocol: 3.4 - HVAC Mode DP: 4 - Fan Mode DP: 5 ## Tested Modes ### HVAC Modes (DP 4) The device supports these text-based HVAC modes: - `cool` - Cooling …

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Resolves #2173 NOTES: - I tested this using the following v3.5 device - "model": "SY-LN-0019", - "name": "LED strip light_WiFi_1L", - "product_id": "sdllh6a0ad0rbivf", - "product_name": "LED strip light_WiFi_1L", - Automatic device discovery does not work for this device - device does not send anything on 6666 or 6667 (normal discovery announcement ports). - I spent some time trying to probe the ports to get an announcement but no luck - This might be the norm for v3.5 discovery unfortunately. - Thus... need to manually input the device/details: [Host; Device ID; Local key; Protocol version;] …

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Local tuya only works with wifi devices, they have not (yet) integrated devices that need the multiprotocol hub eg ZigBee and Bluetooth devices

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